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Deviant Electronics is Brighton-based producer Ciaran Walsh, whose introduction to electronic music came from parties like Club Dog and the free party scene of 1992-93, with events like Castlemorton and live techno/trance acts such as Eat Static. Having been involved with music in various forms from an early age, the transition from ‘real’ to electronic instruments was a natural one. His most noticeable album is called Blunt Instruments which consists 9 highly experimental and unique tracks which blend drum&bass, idm, electro and various psychedelic elements all in one. It was released in 2000. His first tracks appeared in 2 EP's...

The Postman Syndrome changed its name two times: first to Day without Dawn and later to Biclops. Members currently perform in East of the Wall. --- The Postman Syndrome was formed in 1996 and have produced a striking album called Terraforming, released in 2002. In describing their sound, others have tossed about names such as The Dillinger Escape Plan, Tool, Candiria, and many more -- while there are shades of each of these in the Postman sound, it's a testament to their diversity that it's really hard to nail down what this band is all about. They don't really fit...

The band was formed in January, 2006. In recent years, the collective experiences clearly influenced post-rock and post metal. .

George Shchelbanin - vocals, lead & rhythm guitars Eugene Sibirskiy - lead & rhythm guitars Olga Orekhova - keyboards Nikita Kharitonov - bass Konstantin Kalkatinov - drums Deviant Syndrome is original band from Moscow, Russia. Band’s musical direction is a prominent mix of different genres, giving the band modern and unusual sound that is considered to have epic, melodic and technical death metal influences in it. Every song is a remarkable example of how high-technique melodic death in traditions of Children of Bodom and Kalmah meets speed thrash riffs of Slayer and symphonic black of Dimmu Borgir, as long as...

1) The Deviants (formerly the Social Deviants) were a musical group in the United Kingdom. Out of the Ladbroke Grove UK Underground Community, a number of bands would emerge. Perhaps the most anarchistic band of the Underground was the Deviants founded and fronted by singer/writer Mick Farren, the Social Deviants, later just the Deviants, made three bizarre albums in two years. Mick Farren states that The Deviants were a community band which "did things every now and then - it was a total assault thing with a great deal of inter-relation and interdependence". Musically, Farren described the Deviants as "teeth-grinding,...